It's amazing there's things on earth that still exist and haven't been touched for so long. Ship wrecks are time capsules.

@leosypher9993

2 жыл бұрын

Think of all the fossils that sit under the floor of some 70 or so percent of the earths surface, what ancient sea creatures lie in wait Now worse, how many fossils have been destroyed in the millions of years of the ocean floor slipping under fault lines?

@sluttyboy69

Жыл бұрын

The ocean is a time capsule.

@wavydavy9816

Жыл бұрын

A poop is also a time capsule, of sorts.

@Thunderstruck666666

3 ай бұрын

Sure thing! I'll plunge into the depths and claim all that gold for myself, haha! 🏴‍☠

PSA: The video of the divers around a ship is of a different shipwreck. It's not possible for divers to dive to that depth, plus there is also the fact that in the video they say that they used remotely operated vehicles to explore the shipwreck. The photo they showed without the divers is most likely the real one. Putting that video there most likely was to draw attention to the nature of the work they're doing in regards to many shipwrecks which they do dive to. While I haven't confirmed this, I do have a certification as an Advanced Open Water Scuba Diver. I don't think this degrades the discovery, I just think it would have been smart for these news agencies to mention that fact so they don't get accused of spreading fake news.

@GRosa

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly my thought (re them not mentioning that the footage with the divers is of a different shipwreck).

@palaeolivic

5 жыл бұрын

they did dive in that project for some of the other shorpwrcks, but indeed not that shipwreck correct.

@searchorbmarketing3305

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the clarification. I knew there was no way this was real.

@jeffreylindsey1757

4 жыл бұрын

Very true!

@arnoldstollar5375

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

Pretty freakin' cool story. I want one of those 3D printed models homeboy was holding.

This ancient shipwrecked vessel’s mast remaining upright underwater for 2,000 years is wild.

@NealBones

Жыл бұрын

Damn good shipbuilding

@ToyotaGuy1971

4 ай бұрын

They don't actually know how old it is, they are guessing, but aren't even sure what it is or from where it came.

2000 meters down and there are Divers at the wreck? Did I miss something?

looks like someone didn't have enough faith.

@aidanmullins6085

3 жыл бұрын

"Check again!" The ship rises from the dead with tons of fish

@Ham.rigs07

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Jesus 👋

So the deepest scuba dive was 1,066 feet. Yet this was 2km deep and there's video of people scuba diving at that depth. I don't understand.

@themustafagoldenboy9008

5 жыл бұрын

I thought they had the right equipment for scuba diving deeper than just 1km

@GRosa

5 жыл бұрын

The model shown by one of the archeologists is different from the one with the divers, so they're probably using footage from a different shipwreck that was accessible to them.

@matthewgruba8040

5 жыл бұрын

They probably just looked up the maximum depth of the Black Sea online, which is just over 2000m.

@martintaper7997

5 жыл бұрын

@Pete's Guitar Lessons TV And there they remain.

@NRH111

4 жыл бұрын

Its only 900m down not 2 km

2000 meters, that's 6000 feet!---no way scuba divers go there!!!!

@michaeltrumph121

Жыл бұрын

The video of the divers around a ship is of a different shipwreck.

An absolutely incredible find. How on earth did I not hear about this two years ago? I definitely want to go and see the museum exhibit for this.

They can preserve this ship like they did with the Swedish VASA ship

It is the oldest intact shipwreck YET discovered......others await their discovery......as technology marches on and man learns to use it to explore (not exploit) man will locate and be able to study other wrecks much older than the one shown here......!

Most of the shipwrecks that we have found around Vancouver island and in the Juan DeFuca straight are no where near that old or in that condition. When we were testing the very first ROV off of Victoria BC in the early 80s we found the remains of 2 old steam ships that no one knew that they were there. I would give damn near anything to be exploring in the Black Sea today. I wonder if any of those Research Vessels are hiring Marine Engineers

@durango.j-onez

10 ай бұрын

Finishing up my marine engineering program at bcit next year, would love for an opportunity to work on research/exploration vessels one day!

Dude I was thinking of something from 1700's but for 2400 years ago?? That's amazing

Great find.

Imagine if we could be able to clone the trees the wood of that ship was made from. Somehow I feel like the wood might be damaged when they touch normal oxygenated air again.

The world record scuba dive depth is 332.35 meters, there is no scuba diving at 2000 meters. It's annoying when they use different footage for videos.

@seshiara1

5 ай бұрын

2,000 meters is incorrect information. The dead sea at it's deepest is only 304 meters deep. The Greek ship is only 100 meters down.

Fantastic! What impresses, despite being very old, is the state of conservation! Fell asleep with its secrets and mysteries!

Why show divers when the actual wreck is way beyond the reach of divers and has to be accessed by rov

@kman-mi7su

4 жыл бұрын

Because its file footage and not the actual wreck. I hate it when they do that.2000 meters is impossible for a human to dive.

How can the archaeologists be scuba diving at that depth?

@GRosa

5 жыл бұрын

It's not the same shipwreck.

@learnprogramming123

5 жыл бұрын

That clip was for representation purpose.

@arnoldstollar5375

4 жыл бұрын

Some guy in a FEMA camp fake.

Well done and well founded decision to leave it there for future research

Video is deceptive: divers can’t go anywhere near 2000 meters.

Instead of meaningful and interesting pictures we get talk about how wonderful it is

There has been a misunderstanding by certain people reporting this . This wrack was found at 23 m , or 75 feet . But it is know there are wrecks much deeper up to 2000 meters

@qe2836

4 жыл бұрын

edition.cnn.com/videos/us/2019/10/31/wwii-vessel-deepest-shipwreck-orig-vstan-bdk.cnn

Super interesting

What ship were they hunting from?

fascinating, the sea bed holds many untouched ships

That was very interesting and I have to say I'm impressed with the interesting thing is very abandoned

@1:10, Gosh, like did they just make that 3d thing like yesterday? fast so fast

If only it could be brought up for a museum

I want to know what kind of gear those divers are using that allows them to dive to 6,000 feet

@Fluent7709

4 жыл бұрын

Is this a joke or not? cause... The picture without the divers is most likely the actual pictures.

Surely the Uluburun ship which was intact and from 1300bc is a thousand years earlier, I think your experts are somewhat hasty in their claim.

It certainly is incredible how far humans have come in regards to technology

2000 meters beneath the Black Sea is far too deep even for technical divers. Yet divers are diving it ? Maybe 200 meters ? Crazy deep enough.

@billycode5144

Жыл бұрын

That's what I thought

@amaritineenthusiast

Жыл бұрын

It's a different shipwreck in the video I think

@michaeltrumph121

Жыл бұрын

The video of the divers around a ship is of a different shipwreck.

There has to be a way to get this to the surface Or at the very least uncover it more

Yeah there's no way it's 2km.. It's not possible to scuba that deep, that's beyond hull crush depth for a submarine

@latvinskyyy

4 жыл бұрын

Dan W. Well they probely had very advanced gear to swim that deep

@wynwilliams6977

2 жыл бұрын

Most submarines though there is a specialist sub called then Trieste that can go over 10 km deep - it was a different wreck they where shown diving

Today they found a 3000 year old shipwreck

Amazing that the ship still exists. Amazing that the British still haven't attempted to "save/preserve" it.

ok the fact the ship looks in great condition and other ships are in so bad condition even tho it happend after.

Divers at 2000 meters can get by on what appears to be scuba gear?

@os_oz

4 жыл бұрын

lmaooo

What a find!!

great story. I just couldn't help thinking the story was being undersold when it kept being referred to as centuries old when it was actually millennia old. that ship is as ancient to Jesus as Christopher Columbus is to us. considering the perfect conditions necessary for a ship that old to remain like that, it may be a long, long time before we find another like this that's even in the same ballpark.

The video of the divers around a ship is of a different shipwreck.

No wonder the Black Sea keeps the hidden secrets of the European Civilizations. All countries around this sea are pure living history - the blue eye started from there, the oldest modern human remains have been found in Romania, the oldest European city Plodviv is in Bulgaria, then came the Greeks, the Romans, the Ottomans and so on. Black Sea and the Balkans are definitely the starting point of the European Civilization and the place from where culture has spread into Western Europe, thousands of years ago. That is simply A.M.A.Z.I.N.G. - Greetings from London!

@nickadm8321

2 жыл бұрын

emm Greeks were first roman second and the rest came much later

@Sergei_Ivanovich_Mosin

Жыл бұрын

@@nickadm8321 Actually the Minoans came before the Greeks

I want know what’s in the hull

I love history just cant believe how people lived hundreds of thousand years before us individuals withe dreams goals so many lives forgotten

@lorddoma6637

Жыл бұрын

That will be us one day as well

Ain't no human diving 2,000 meters and living to tell the tell. That's over 6,000 ft below sea level, way... deeper than the titanic.

6,500+ ft below the waves

"This depiction is almost identical to what was discovered beneath the waves." Maybe I'm missing something, but the vase ship and the sunken ship do not look like the same shape to me. The vase ship has more vertical ends, and the sunken vessel is more flat/horizontal at the ends, not to mention the sunken ship is much longer and has more bulk on the one end.

@anassyria5176

5 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately our knowledge is bound by our previous knowledge and observations. It may be from a different Mediterranean or Eurasian civilization. Our best hope is professionalism and honesty when dealing with history.

@destiny3929

5 жыл бұрын

SophieMia806 keep in mind that the depiction is 2D in side view whereas from the footage captured of the shipwreck they were able to reconstruct a 3D model

@manzion7591

Жыл бұрын

Also keep in mind this video editor includes other things that are misleading. Entertainment priority over facts.

1000 years has been added to the timeline

It’s not 2km. I saw the documentary when this ship and two others were found. It’s less than 500 ft

This wreck isn't 2000m deep as stared in the report.

2,000 meters is 2 kilometers. Divers cannot go that deep. That's like a mile and a quarter down. That's deeper than the wreck of the Japanese battleship Yamato in the East China Sea or the Musashi in the Sibuyan Sea. Military attack submarines can't even dive that deep. The record for the deepest dive with scuba gear is 332 meters, set in 2014. At that depth, the pressure being exerted on the human body is 485 pounds per square inch or 33 bar. It took the diver fourteen hours to ascend, due to decompression. Why are we showing divers over a wreck that is supposed to be 2 kilometers down?

@mbr0916

Жыл бұрын

The footage of the driver is from a different wreck than the actual find. It is misleading to put that footage in and I feel it would have been best to leave it out to avoid the confusion and misleading imagery.

Need to correct 2000m. The Dead Sea is only 304 m deep and the Greek ship is found only 1/3 of the way down.

Outstanding

Remarkable news, but why can't they specially treat each wooden member and reconstruct the entire ship in a museum? Why do they have to leave it where no one can really see it? I can see leaving some wrecks for future technologies to reconstruct, but use one for present times. I think there are many more intact shipwrecks in the Black Sea as exploration is so limited due to various governments. Does anyone know why they can't reconstruct the ship in a museum? I bet that they could get a return on admissions to see it. Have it tour major cities of the world.

Good God.. Alice Roberts really gets around!

*So fascinating*

Wow!

It's 2 km deep but there are normal scuba divers studying it? I thought humans couldn't survive at that depth.

Titanic: I am old get on my level other ships Ship in this video: hold my beer..

a curious fact: until about 30 years ago, all wooden fishing boats in the area of Spain near Gibraltar ritually drew an eye on each side of the forward part of the boat. When the European Union gave money to destroy those ships and buy modern steel or polyester ones, all those ships, maybe 500 ships, with carved eyes on the front were destroyed.

If it was 2000 metres under the sea those divers would be mush.

Not oldest, oldest known,

@daleHarrison93

5 жыл бұрын

it does say discovered...which means found lol

@NickHaVAnaClub

5 жыл бұрын

well DUH Sherloc

@DINGERscotland

5 жыл бұрын

@Taha Hagar that's what I mean, oldest known,

@DINGERscotland

5 жыл бұрын

@@daleHarrison93 hence oldest known, but there are many out there who will take it as gospel to be the only one, I just meant there is the chance another older one may be found,

@daleHarrison93

5 жыл бұрын

but they said in the title...it is the oldest "discovered"....which means oldest known u dumb little spunkhead

They found George Santos’ treasure that he put on the wreck in 500BCE.

That's fascinating. Now.... Can someone explain why shipwrecks this old still exist at the bottom of the oceans around the world .... But the Titanic, which went down recently is (by all accounts) falling apart and will completely disappear in just a few years?

Two thousand meter's?! A wee too deep for a diver!

How does a ship that old be intanto

This is not the oldest shipwreck. There are a couple from the Late Bronze Age in the Mediterranean; Ulu Burun comes to mind (c. 1350-1300 BC).

@sugarnads

Жыл бұрын

Intact. Key word.

Thankfully they didn't destroy it!

Ship building she played the game

How deep?

guys calm down its not 2000m its 2000cm

@ralphwatten2426

3 жыл бұрын

2000 mm

My mother in law survived that sinking.

I didnt realize divers could survive at “2000 meters” deep 🤷‍♂️

If that’s what it looked like the day it sank, no wonder it sank. 😂

Amazing!!!!

This thing is still intact but the Titanic is fading away HOW

@colejames423

Жыл бұрын

No oxygen, no salt.

@omarbaba9892

Жыл бұрын

Probably depends on where it sank and the fact that it’s made of wood probably helps since the metal eating bacteria that’s consuming titanic won’t eat wood

Graham Hancock says that their are other better things to invest in such as ground penetrating radar in the Amazon .

Proof that ancient time was real:

This news fascinated me . Love from India

small ship in i

There is little oxygen at this depth…..😂

...more like 20m beneath the Black Sea....

Titanic: Bruh i have feelins

@daleHarrison93

3 жыл бұрын

titanic wasnt intact? lol

Just take the whole thing out to study it

@Jaeger2011

3 жыл бұрын

Just

2000 meters??? divers can only go 300m max

A forgery?

Well that Wes worth watching 😏

@TheConorsmithusa

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it certainly "wes"

Way cool.

Obviously, she does not know what she is reading.

video of 2 different wrecks

If they could raise the Vasa, why not this?

@pcuko

5 жыл бұрын

Why? Because the Vasa was a sturdy warship and was "only" resting for 333 years on the bottom, and only at about 30 meters depth. This one is probably much more fragile due to age and has a weaker hull. It's also very tricky to operate cables and attach them 2000 meters down. In addition, archaeologist probably prefer to keep it down there, because it is better preserved in that atmosphere than in the air of a museum.

@latvinskyyy

4 жыл бұрын

Vasa was a Swedish war ship it sank cuz it was wrongly build

@raymondhutchinson7156

3 жыл бұрын

@@pcuko The Vasa also has had issues with its preservation. The Vasa is still slowly decaying due to improper conservation . The substance they used to inject the wood of the vasa to prevent the wood from shrinking and breaking down didn't go far enough into the wood. Its also a huge cost that took decades to conserve to its current state and millions of dollars.

@raymondhutchinson7156

3 жыл бұрын

Underwater museums have been suggested by experts such as Dr. Robert Ballard (guy who found Titanic). He hopes to create a system of Telepresence ( a system of live video feeds from wreck sites that can be broadcast globally.)

@pcuko

3 жыл бұрын

@@latvinskyyy It was a scandal and an economic catastrophe at that time, but now it's one of the greatest museums in the world. 😉

Oh sky news....

I would've ripped some pieces off to take home.

Bring that ship up!!!!

This ship has last 2400 years yet we think the titanic will be gone in a matter of decades? Why's that?

@baconmanmc1537

Жыл бұрын

different minerals in different bodies of water.

@bobsaget9675

Жыл бұрын

@@baconmanmc1537 any other words from captin obvious?

@fordpot4694

3 ай бұрын

Wood doesn’t rust

Raise it up, before it will be gone forever.

@raymondhutchinson7156

3 жыл бұрын

Its been in an environment free of any organism that would cause decay for 2,500 years. I think it can last another 2,500 years . Its currently located at one of the deepest regions in the Black sea at a layer they call the anoxic zone. The water there has no soluble oxygen to cause any chemical reactions and the hydrogen sulfide of the zone kills off any chance of marine organisms from living there (ex: shipworms that eat wood). The zone is basically a "dead zone".

awesome

00:00 Toll, jetzt können tauchen schon 2000 Meter tief tauchen. Und die Bedeutung des Wortes "Intakt" sollte man auch noch mal prüfen. Diese Filmaufnahmen haben doch gar nichts mit dem gefundenen Schiffswrack zu tun. Warum macht man das?

I have a hard time believing that scuba divers are working a 2000 meter deep wreck.Unless my math is wrong that is over a MILE deep. they show a ROV in some shots and then scuba divers. The ROV I believe but not the divers.

@qe2836

4 жыл бұрын

Wrong information. It was obviously 23 meters or 75 feet.